The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 28, 1927, Page 5

2 7. BRINGING UP FATHER TRY ANOTHER STATION' THAT'S ENOLULH OF THAT ONE ™M GLAD BROUGHT THIS ALON; GO el p AWHATLL ¢ DO WITH | [ THAT ONE S WORSE' bl 14 4 g,\-:fl 5105 WEST &\0E " 9, \\ ALL ARg, <VE ¢ P — ) ¥ ! Sports SEATTLE WINS }Excufflevr:illsgguonss i EIGHTH FRAME .. = FOR CELEBRATION! WHITEHOR ANNOUNCED FOR - * SUNDAY MONDAY - [Picked Teams Clash Memor-| ial Day—Elks and Moose i to Tangle Sunday. lin-the-wool baseball fans, gamoes have of been arranged for both Sunday and sion | Monday. Both are extra games, neit-| and four|lher counting on the City Leaguel | at 11:20 schedule. Weather is| Sunday the Moose and Elks clubs| 4 (will moet at 2:30 p. m The Junean a ay baseball same hour Monday two picked teams teams will play the fi e, White- | will display their wares for ho and Haines the second games, fans Empire) | As a special holiday bill for dyed-! . T, May 2 SEATTLE, May —Waen Mails’ pitching weakened in the eighth inning yesterday alternoon, Seattle bunched three hits to score two runs. The Seals were able to touch Knight for only one hit in the last six innings. \ The batteries were train of parlor ca o’'clock this threatening | SPECIAL BAMES |, and at the or local | boat. [ Drinks. 1 (southbound, Monday o'clock. Sixteen passengers on the Alameda took the round trip to Mendenhall v. Glacier while the steamer was from Pbort this afternoon. g POWEL OFF NOTICE will from morning ALAMEDA IN PGRT; SOUTH ON MONDAY Rhodes Promises I)imwr‘: To Home Run Hitters || In Ballgame on Monday | P Capt. C inpori rnoon at 1 As a reward for sluggers who | “connect” for the circuit in Mon- day’s ball game, “Dusty” Rhodes, of Rhodes Cafe, has hung up a prize of a big dinner with all the trimmings. Any player hitting for four bases in the game can call at the cafe and get his dinner without charge. Homeruns have been i seagon. “Dust is | | -third degree fan, to see 'em hit far and wide, es- pecially on holidays. Hance offer to local Babe Ruths. be m from dist to 10 a. second to] 't north Avenue| 1se Hill| —adv. C. S. Smythe, Lilli | |[W. M. Eddy from Seatt Han-{ o6 B 3 ‘ son and Mrs. G. Alden from Koten.( 0t FoUIth trom Gold Belt {ikan; G. W. Hillman and Ed McIntyre | {0 juaod. ! | from Wrangell. The Alameda hal ; LA Ay 100 tons of freight for Juneau and ' v has 81 tons for Ska and four CARD PARTY s’ mail. Th ust 100} Jupeau Chapter No. 0. ows €0 will give a card narty SLODDIAE | for the Lenefit of a n family. Further announcement la adv. | v Bay and | [ gty mtimniit it P and | Suventh all late to make - came the outside |at Part Conclusion, | Port Armstrong. I'| There are nine tourists making the {round trip to Skagway on thle Ala meda. and two who will make the Yukon circle returning south on the y [ Aleutian, The Alameda will sail this |afternoon at 5 o'clock for 8§ returning —eee - Pianos and Phonographs for Sale Rent. Vietor—Edison-—Columbia Brunswick records arriving ev Ice Cream, Candies and JUNEAU MUSIC HO to San Francisco Mails and Me- Crea. Seattle then the s of the two games| In tomorrow’s game Koski will! {play the third for the prize. probably hurl for the Paps with Lit i e {tle Mac’ MacSpadden receiving his i The Almo wi . Douglas and |slants. Gene Quist, a recent acquisi- CGAMES FRIDAY T A e oo 1a o ltion, has been selécted to 8 mound Pacific Coast League |at Skagway at 8:30 o'clock last night, (duty for the Bills with Big Mac’ on San Francisco 2; Seattle 4. A dance was cnjoyed at the White the receiving end. The Moose will Sacramento 7; Mission 4. Pass Club and the train left at 6:20 be short the services of Pete Schmitz,! Los Angeles 4; Portland 10. o'clock this morning for Whitehorse, | While Coughlin and McAllister will Oakland 5; Hollywood 6, ten There was a heavy rain early thig|be missing from the Elks' lineup. | nings. : {morning at Skagway. The National League in their launch and Capt. Louis 7; Pittsburgh 6, ten In- in the Pacific, with a party, ar nings. at Skagway tely. Many Indians|Pprobability of some changes: | New York 3, 1; Brooklyn G, 5. | from Hainos, Tee Harbor and Indian! Mosher and Van Winkle, pitchers,| Boston 8, Philadelphia 1, 5. |yjllages ar d on special launches |Little Mac’, catcher, Brown and Ben-| Cincinnati 2; Chicago 3, eleven in- gt Skagway and the great majority |son, 1b, Bill Schmitz, 2b., Henning nings. took the exenrsion train to White- | 3b., Hanna, ss., Shaw Mangan, Smith| American League | horse, according to advices from!and Heinke, outfielders; and Jack-| Washington 7, 0; New York {the Lynn Canal town. |son and Oneel pitchers, Big Mac’, Chicago 3; Detroit 1. —_—————— catcher, Andrews, 1b, Gould and Cleveland 7; St. Louis SAN FRANCISCO, May 28. — A |Roberts, 2b., Kearney, 3b., Vale, 8., | Philadelphia-Boston, rain, light earthquake was felt here at|Oliver, McCloskey, Cummings und! STANDINGS OF CLUBS I King, outficlders. Pacific Coast League -Knight and Jenkins, in- Cashens| For the special bill Monday af Geddess | ternoon the follawing teams have St. been lined up tentatively, with a 5. 2 2 sl 9:40 o'clock this forenoon SEE US FOR YOUR Loose Leaf Supplies Office Supplies Printing and Stationery GEO. M. SIMPKINS CO. Front Street Phone 244 Juneau, Alaska i | | | | i Oakland Mission Sacramento San Francisco Seattle Portland ... Los Angeels ... Hollywood . Nauonal Won Lost Pittsbprgh Chicago . St, Louis Néw York Philadelphi Brooklyn Boston ... Cincinnati American New York Chicago . Philadelp! Washington Cléveland St. Louis . Detroit ........ o 19 Boston ... 22 Juneau City League Won Lost League Won Lost 28 12 23 16 ke . Mo | 16 20 19 Moose gvenily American Legion .. Alaska Juneau DOG LICENSES ! Due and payable June 1st, 1927. Fees: Male dog, $4.00; female dog ! $6.00. Unlicensed dogs running at, large will be disposed of by City Marshal, ; H. R. SHEPARD. ' | City Clerk. Artificial trower pleces made !o' order for Decoration Day. See Mrs.| Sully. —adv.' FOR SALE 1 No. 8V, Keystone Drill—known || as the Joplin Special, complete with dll accessories. 5x5 Ball Mill. No. 43 Marcy Mill. 20 Ton Hendey Mill. 6x6 Allis Chalmers Ball Mill, 20 Tons of New and Used 6-19 Plow Steel Wire Rope. 3 Pile Driver Engines, Steam Driven. 1 Pile Driver Engine, Gas Driven. 12 Pile Driver Hammers, Various Sizes. Gyratory, and Jaw Crushers—Ail || Sizes. —adv. Buick ve/ue is greater ' today than ever before Because Buick is a beautiful car; its Fisher Bodies are distinguished for their smart stylish design, rich Duco colers and fine co:xcha‘zf':.y Because Buick performance is superb; with the famous Valve-in-Head engine, vibrationless beyond belicf. Because Buick has always used the savings of great volume to enrich Buick quality. Because Buick initial cost is low and Buick operating cost is econo.aical. Buick value is greater today than ever before. 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